Spring is the time of rejuvenation. As the old saying goes, out with the old and in with the new; we suggest spring cleaning your home stationery and office supplies with new, uplifting products available at your nearest PNA store.

We visited PNA Rosebank to see which floral-related products we could capture to include in this blog for you to join our floral fiesta by making a note of these products below to add to your spring stationery wish list and share it with your loved ones too!

Home Stationery & Office Supplies at PNA Rosebank Mall

Create Spring

We’ve also gone back to what we previously published and thought to include these to motivate you with some useful spring-related information, tips & tricks, as well as DIY tutorials.

• Office Spring Cleaning Tips to Boost Your Mood and Productivity
• Spring Tree Acrylic Painting by Karen Wessels from Paint It
• Spring Art: A Reason to Sing from The Heart
• Spring To It: Out with The Old!
• Get Active and Get Moving | Fun Springtime Activities for Kids
• Time For a New Project? Some Ideas for Spring to Get You Going
• Tips & Tricks | Spring Clean
• Spruce Up Your Spring Garden
• Outdoor Crafts | Multicolour Spring

DIY Spring Charm with The Kids

Make spring more memorable with the kids by adding a bit of colour to your home. We suggest getting these supplies from your favourite PNA store for fun spring flower ornaments that’ll look perfect anywhere in your home – colourful felt, buttons, ribbons and straws.

Source: Happiness is Homemade

Place these flowers in a glass vase on any table for a creative display. They are pretty, no-sew flowers, and kids of all ages will love to participate.

Method:

1. Select the colours and sizes of felt pieces you want to use (3 to 5 work best) and start layering.
2. Add a dot of glue to the centre of each layer to hold your flower together, but do not glue to the outer edges. This will create a flower with more depth and dimension.
3. Finish the centre of each flower by glueing on a colourful button or layering two different-sized buttons to create even more dimension.
4. Glue a wooden skewer or paper straw to the back of the flower to serve as the stem. Hot glue will work best as it holds firmly and dries quickly.
5. Tie a short length of ribbon to the skewer to create leaves.
6. Bundle your flowers together and place them in your favourite vase.

Tip: If the mouth of your vase is too wide to hold the flowers upright, try placing a small piece of floral foam or playdough in the bottom of the vase to hold the stems in place.

We wish you a happy & sweet spring!